Organization: How Armies are Formed for War — John Shaqi
Organization: How Armies are Formed for WarFoster, Hubert
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Organization: How Armies are Formed for War
Foster, Hubert
Armies -- Organization
Composition of Head-Quarters 54
The General Staff 57
The Adjutant-General’s Branch 59
The Quarter-Master-General’s Branch 59
Staff of Subordinate Commands 60
Importance of the Staff 60
Number of Officers allotted to the Staff 61
CHAPTER VII
WAR ESTABLISHMENTS
Their Object and Utility 62
States and Returns 65
Reinforcements 66
Evils of Improvised Organizations 68
Importance of Preserving Original Organization 69
The _Ordre de Bataille_ 71
Importance of keeping it Secret 72
Consequent drawbacks of Symmetry in Organization 72
PART II
_BRITISH WAR ORGANIZATION_
CHAPTER VIII
THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE
Its Composition 78
Composition of Subordinate Commands 80
Strength of the Sub-Commands, and of Whole Force 83
Strength of Units of each Arm 85
Composition of their Head-Quarters 86
CHAPTER IX
THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (_continued_)
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Their Directors 88
Organization of the Lines of Communication 90
The Main Services, having Units with the Fighting Troops 92
1. Service of Inter-communication 92
2. Transport 97
3. Supply 101
4. The Medical Services 106
CHAPTER X
THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE (_continued_)
SERVICES ON THE LINES OF COMMUNICATION
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